Ionic product of water, kw, is 1× 10-14 at 290° K does it

Question

Ionic product of water, kw, is 1× 10-14 at 290° K does it (A) increase at higher temperature (B) increase at lower temperature (C) remain the same at all temperatures (D) get affected by pressure as well as temperature

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

: Kw increases with increase in temperature as extent of ionisation of water increases with rise in temperature.

Q. Ionic product of water, $k_{w},$ is $1 \times 10^{- 14}$ at $290^{\circ} K$ does it

increase at higher temperature

increase at lower temperature

remain the same at all temperatures

get affected by pressure as well as temperature

: $K_{w}$ increases with increase in temperature as extent of ionisation of water increases with rise in temperature.

Q. Ionic product of water, kw​, is 1×10−14 at 290∘K does it